[7.0.x] Fixed error message prints function decorators when using assert in Python 3.9 and above#9381
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…ython 3.9 and above. (pytest-dev#9359)
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Would be good to at least wait for the CI before merging, just in case 😉. FWIW it looks like that wasn't enforced for the 7.0.x branch (hence the button doing an immediate merge instead of enabling auto-merging). I just adjusted the branch protection rules so that the rules for edit: Well, that ended up trying to wait for Travis CI... ended up creating a new one instead. |
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You are right; I merged when there was only 1 job left to complete, but doesn't hurt to play safe and wait them all.
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Backport of #9359